Hi :)
The problem is that a major re-write is needed.
If we point at little specific things that need changing then the list is
long. A re-write would probably take a lot less work. Another problem with
focussing on 1 or 2 specific issues is that the work has already been done in
the IBM co
Hi Jason
Le 2012-11-21 23:52, Jason White a écrit :
Following the recent discussion here, I ran a simple search of Bugzilla:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=libreoffice+orca
which should pick up most of the ATK-related accessibility bugs.
What is interesting to note is that
Le 2012-11-22 06:30, Tom Davies a écrit :
Hi :)
+1
I like the sound of ...
"It is sometimes good to meet as a team with 3rd party software
providers to see what kind of progress or what type of cooperative
development could take place."
Could TDF buy dev time from RedHat or SUSE or Canonical or
Hi :)
+1
I like the sound of ...
"It is sometimes good to meet as a team with 3rd party software
providers to see what kind of progress or what type of cooperative
development could take place."
Could TDF buy dev time from RedHat or SUSE or Canonical or another supporter of
TDF or at least so
Following the recent discussion here, I ran a simple search of Bugzilla:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/buglist.cgi?quicksearch=libreoffice+orca
which should pick up most of the ATK-related accessibility bugs.
What is interesting to note is that all of the bugs are open, none has been
assigned to an
Alex Midence wrote:
>One area that I'd like addressed is Impress accessibility in Linux. The
>authoring and presenting experience is far behind that which can be had using
>MS tools on Windows with a screen reader.
I read somewhere in the openoffice.org days that the accessibility issues were
